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Oil immersed Distribution Transformers 6-10kV

Oil immersed Distribution Transformers 6-10kV

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6-10kV Oil-immersed DistributionTransformers


1.   Introduction

6-10kV oil-immersed distributiontransformers with capacity 30-3150kVA are suitable for 6-10kV distributionnetwork system. Product complies with GB/T6451-2008 standards.

Type 9, 11 and 13 are classified byloss standard. Two types of oil tank are provided, they are sealed corrugatedradiating and sheet radiator. Voltage can be adjusted with load through switchinstalled.  

2.  Characteristics

Fully sealed corrugated tank has corrugatedsheet for transformer oil natural cooling. There is no oil storage cabinetneeded, so the oil is completely isolated from air. This design slows down theaging of oil, eliminates maintenance and extends the transformer life.

3. Technical parameters

Technical parameters of S9-Mcorrugated tank transformers

   

Code

Rated capacity (kVA)

rated voltage(kV)

Loss

(xW)

Short Circuit impedance

(%)

No

Load Current

(%)

Connection  Symbol

Weight

(kg)

Dimension

L*W*H

(mm)

Gauge

mm


HV

LV

No Load

Load


Body

Oil

Total


S9-M-100

100

10

6.3

6

6.3

6

290

1500/1580

4.0

1.8

Yyn0

Dyn11

285

105

515

800x680x1030

550/550


S9-M-125

125

340

1800/1890

1.7

355

110

625

920x700x1060

550/550


S9-M-160

160

400

2200/2310

1.6

420

130

740

970x730x1070

550/550


S9-M-200

200

480

2600/2730

1.5

475

160

825

1020x740x1085

550/550


S9-M-315

315

670

3650/3830

1.4

710

205

1200

1350x740x1115

550/550


S9-M-500

500

960

5150/5410

1.2

925

285

1575

1470x795x1310

660/660


S9-M-630

630

1200

6200

4.5

1.1

1085

320

1835

1540x830x1360

660/660


S9-M-800

800

1400

7500

1.0

1375

435

2340

1630x920x1430

820/820


S9-M-1000

1000

1700

10300

1.0

1480

485

2600

1755x1035x1450

820/820


S9-M-1250

1250

1950

12000

0.9

1760

575

3135

1870x1120x1540

820/820


S9-M-1600

1600

2400

14500

0.8

2125

700

3795

1970x1170x1645

820/820


Technicalparameters for S11-M corrugated tank transformers

Code

Rated capacity (kVA)

rated voltage(kV)

Loss

(xW)

Short Circuit impedance

(%)

No

Load Current

(%)

Connection  Symbol

Weight

(kg)

Dimension

L*W*H

(mm)

Gauge

mm

HV

LV

No Load

Load

Body

Oil

Total

S11-M-160/10

160

10

6.3

6

0.4

6.3

6

280

2200/2310

4.0

1.6

Yyn0

Dyn11

490

100

795

1135x713x180

550/550

S11-M-200/10

200

340

2600/2730

1.5

540

175

880

1168x738x1200

550/550

S11-M-250/10

250

400

3050/3200

1.4

665

200

1025

1240x780x1240

550/550

S11-M-315/10

315

480

3650/3830

1.3

730

220

1155

1300x835x1265

550/550

S11-M-400/10

400

570

4300/4520

1.2

895

300

1390

1390x905x1310

550/550

S11-M-500/10

500

680

5150/5410

1.1

1025

360

1650

1470x965x1365

550/550

S11-M-630/10

630

0.4

810

6200

4.5

5.5

1.0

1650

415

2260

1575x1010x1430

660/660

S11-M-800/10

800

980

7500

1.0

1510

470

2550

1685x940x1545

820/820

S11-M-1000/10

1000

1150

10300

0.9

Dyn11

1640

650

3070

2180x1075x1655

820/820

S11-M-1250/10

1250

1360

12800

0.8

2010

820

3700

2310x1310x1715

820/820

S11-M-1600/10

1600

1640

14500

0.8

2420

990

4470

2460x1514x1920

820/820

S11-M-2000/10

2000

2240

16830

0.8

2860

1120

5050

2782x1600x2040

820/820

S11-M-2500/10

2500

2640

19550

0.8

3195

1155

5912

2500x2060x2010

820/820

Parameters for 6-10kV SZ11 OLTC Transformers

Code

Rated capacity (kVA)

Rated voltage

(kV)

Loss(xW)

Short Circuit impedance

(%)

No

Load Current

(%)

Connection Type Symbol

Weight

(kg)

Dimension

L*W*H(mm)

Gauge

mm

HV

LV

No

Load

Load

Body

Oil

Total

S11-M-200/10

200

10

6.3

6

0.4

±4x2.5%

0.48

3.06

4.0

1.5

Yyn0

Dyn11

531

241

1058

1510x820x1460

550/550

S11-M-250/10

250

0.56

3.60

1.4

630

350

1400

1740x1020x1440

550/550

S11-M-315/10

315

0.67

4.32

1.4

860

280

1630

1790x1050x1570

550/550

S11-M-400/10

400

0.80

5.22

1.3

910

400

1740

1830x1120x1630

660/660

S11-M-500/10

500

0.96

5.21

1.2

1080

460

2068

1900x1230x1780

660/660

S11-M-630/10

630

1.20

7.65

1.1

1396

611

2661

2010x1320x1930

660/660

S11-M-800/10

800

1.40

9.36

1.0

1650

780

3220

2280x1370x2220

820/820

S11-M-1000/10

1000

1.70

10.98

1.0

2083

843

4240

2170x1160x2320

820/820

S11-M-1250/10

1250

1.95

13.05

0.9

2390

1100

4950

2510x1310x2630

820/820

S11-M-1600/10

1600

2.40

15.00

0.8

2900

1065

5235

2570x1382x2650

820/820

Note: The above parameter before slash is forYyn0 connection type and after slash is for Dyn11 connection type.


Q:Hi, I need a High Frequency( example~200khz) High voltage(200 000v) power supply at low microcurrent, I know that a Tesla coil fits the bill very easily . But I need to manually VARY the frequency(say from 100khz to 200khz ) while keeping the High voltage the same? Is this possible, Can some one guide me where I can buy or build this? Can I just for instance connect just a van de graaf or a rectified Tesla Coil to a function generator? If not what do I need to do to achieve what I want? I have been searching without help so your support is much appreciatedThanks
The Tesla coil needs to operate at the same resonant frequency on both the primary and secondary sides of the loosely coupled transformer. The resonant frequency is set by the inductance and capacitance of each side. The problem is there are no high voltage solid state capacitors (varactor diodes like you see in r.f. receivers that adjust the tank circuit frequency) on the primary side, and no way to adjust the top hat toroid capacitor on the secondary side (unless maybe it was a mylar covered balloon with vacuum deposited aluminum that could be remotely inflated or deflated). So you are stuck with whatever high voltage capacitor and toroid top hat you have on hand, and the inductance of the coils you wind that ends up being the resonant frequency. Even then it takes a lot of fiddling to get both in tune to give the maximum voltage output. The input frequency to the primary coil (the 555 circuit used in the step up with the flyback transformer- its frequency was chosen solely due to the flyback's frequency design) has little to do with the primary's resonant frequency; again that is set by the capacitor used and the size and number of turns of the primary coil.
Q:I have 14 gauge wire and some 28 gauge wire. Do both lengths of wire have to be insulated? Is it as easy as winding the 14gauge wire top to bottom and then do the 28 gauge wire top to bottom also? I'm guessing this is a step up transformer because the battery is going through the 14 gauge wire and then the lightbulb is hooked to the 28 gauge wire?Does the direction on winding matter at all? Say, CW for the 14g and then CW with the 28 gauge?
ferrite rods are not customarily used for transformers. at RF they are sometimes used as a core for a loop antenna. your application sounds like an ignition coil as you need an interrupter on the DC input (like points on a car ignition). the primary wire (14 gauge) would just be a few turns and not likely to run the full length top to bottom, the secondary (28 gauge) would be a lot of turns like 10 or 20 times as many. direction of winding would not matter in this application as capacitive coupling between the windings should be insignificant. all wire has to be insulated as a shorted turn spoils the transformer effect. wire used for transformers is customarily insulated with lacquer as plastic adds too much bulk to make tight windings. if you already have bare wire, then you made have some success by dipping the wire in lacquer paint first. it sounds like you are duplicating a project you have seen elsewhere. without knowing the source, it is hard for us to guess what the circuit parameters need to be for the transformer. but as i pointed out initially, i am skeptical that you will get this to function in the manner you are expecting. AC power transformers of the kind that use these wire gauges always use a torroidal core ferrite, never a rod. static DC cannot be transformed at all.
Q:What is the M of the transformer capacity MVA?
MVA with a table of his capacity, read: trillion volts in which M with a sign The conversion unit is 1MVA = 1000KVA = 1000000VA
Q:I want to get all the DVD'S for the transformers animated series and i was wondering how man series there are and what all they are called. if you could just give me the names of the series and tell me if they are on DVD or not. thanks for the help!!!
It comes on after Ben 10 AF so i desperate to computer screen Transformers lively sequence, just to furnish it a attempt, and the 1st factor I had a concern grow to be with the animation It grow to be all uneven, and it did not look that great i'm not into the paintings form the two, and the villians are poor!! i would be trustworthy and say the teach seems low-budget, and wasn't theory out nicely I recommend, you have this impressive Transformers action picture, and you will possibly anticipate the lively sequence may well be great impressive (rather with all of the money they have) yet no, it purely sucks. it would be cancelled, heavily. it quite is purely horribly lively, and poorly made.
Q:Single bus sub-section for power distribution, transformer with a prepared and dual-use how to understand
One with one: single bus segment switch closed, only one transformer power supply, another standby. Dual use: single bus section switch off, two transformers were powered. Added: Single bus segment wiring form, it is a single bus with sub-section breaker into several sections. Increased reliability and flexibility compared to single-bus non-segmentation. Advantages: 1, two bus segments can be split operation, can also run side by side; 2, important users can be connected to a different dual-circuit busbars, to ensure uninterrupted power supply; 3, any bus or disconnector overhaul, only stop the paragraph, the remaining sections can continue to power, reducing the power outage range.
Q:Can a transformer alone be used for amplifying audio signals ? If yes how ?
Transformers are AC (alternate current) devices and if 60 Hz is supplied to the primary windings 60 Hz will be produced at the secondary terminal. The transformers transform voltage and current at the primary to voltage and current at the secondary by magnetizing a mass of iron in their cores. The magnetic cores may not respond efficiently to very high frequencies (transmission frequencies) but might respond to audio frequencies (loud speakers employ magnets and coils of wire). If a suitable audio signal was applied to the primary coil a transformer might be used to step up or step down the voltage of the supplied signal while reversing its phase, however power (P EI) would remain nearly constant.
Q:How do step up transformers obey the law of conservation of energy?
I often end up submitting the same question on other sites
Q:i bought transformers a few months ago, and i finally watched it last night.my nephew watched it and i guess got something on the dvd.i was at the ending where they rolled bumblee in on the truck and the cube was destroyed and all that and optimus prime was saying they lost a great ----- i can't remember extactly what he said.anyway, right after that, the cd skipped and went do directly to the credits.what did i miss?
I am Optimus Prime, and I send this message to all autobots taking refuge among the stars. You are not alone.
Q:how low voltage smelting transformer can be modified to a higher voltage to be used in ferronickel production
You need to provide more information about the original use of the transformer. Nickel smelting is a very specialized application that calls for a 'submerged arc'. Basically, the arc is fairly short and will essentially be submerged in a layer of slag on top of the molten material. It is a semi-continuous process in that periodically, some of molten nickel is poured off. The stream of molten nickel is blasted with water that causes the nickel to solidify into small pellets. Steel melting furnaces, by contrast, involve a much longer arc. The slag layer in the furnace is much thinner, and much of the arc is above the slag. It is a batch process in that once the 'campaign' has been completed, the entire melt is 'tapped' - poured into a tundish either to be cast into ingots or to feed a continuous casting process to make billets, slabs or even plates. There are other smelting processes for other materials - for example, silicon is produced via a smelting process. I would guess that if the voltage requirements of the nickel smelting process are different from the requirements of the original utilization, then it would be necessary that the transformer be redesigned and rewound - something that I would not expect to be very practical.
Q:I am going to see Transformers 3 today with some friends. Can someone give a detailed summary of what happens in Transformers 1 and 2 because i haven't seen them. Thanks to whoever helps.
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